LAHORE: Most talented left-arm pacer of Pakistan cricket Mohammad Amir vowed to shut the mouth of critics with his performance, TheNewsTribe.com reported.
Mohammad Amir was selected for T20, and 50-over game for upcoming Pakistan’s tour to New Zealand in ongoing month.
The 23-year-old left-armer, who is set to make his international comeback less than four months after completing a five-year ban, remains a polarising figure for Pakistan’s cricket-mad public and even some teammates.
Last week Mohammad Hafeez and Azhar Ali left a training camp which Amir was attending in protest at his prospective selection. They were later forced to return after being threatened with disciplinary action.
Muhammad Amir officially back in international Cricket as Pakistan Cricket Board on Friday announced to include him for New Zealand’s upcoming tour.
According to TheNewsTribe.com’s correspondent from Lahore, Pakistan’s chief selector Haroon Rasheed has announced green shirts squad for New Zealand’s upcoming series on Friday during a news conference in PCB headquarters in Lahore.
Haroon Rasheed told the media that Amir performed better during recent domestic tournaments and he worth to be a part of Pakistan’s national team.
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